Clara Hamon Murder Trial Reveals Deliberation Claims
Oklahoma case details witness accounts on how Jake Hamon was shot. Testimony suggests Clara Hamon did not act in self defense but with cool deliberation. Frank Ketch and Erret Dunlap describe Hamon pressing Clara to leave town and paying $5,000, with testimony about adjoined adultery and lack of scars on Clara. State seeks to prove Clara Hamon aging 29 at trial start.
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Clara
Hamon
McLean
Dunlap
Brown
Tai
Jake
Adams
Nichols
Ketch
Randall
Kansas City
Hannon
Keteh
Frank
Reich
Associated Press
Ardmore
Okla
Clara Hemon
Jake L. Hamon
Mane
S. P. Free
Oklahoma
Hese
Frank L. Ketch
Erret Dunlop
Sem Blair
Clara Hamon
Mr. Freeling
Addie Ades Adventures Sty Style Potter Drop Dead
Addie Adams narrates a chaotic Poultry Column scene with family banter and wild misread dialogue. The excerpt hints at a humorous family dynamic involving Ade and Dad, a attempt to earn money, and a cliffhanger promising continuation.
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Charles
Rox
Bey
Taras
Dad
Reds warn Finng not to aid rebels fighting Moscow
United Press dispatch from Helsingfors reports a Bolshevik ultimatum to the Finnish government warning against communicating with Kronstadt the rebel stronghold. News cites defections in southern Russia and Siberia with Petrograd and Moscow intensifying efforts to quell unrest and feed shortages amid street fighting and troop shifts led by Budenny.
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REDS
FINNG
Moscow
United Press
Petrograd
Kronstadt
Petro Igrad
Tamboff
Russia
Herbin
Omsk
Krasnoiarski
Clim Budenny Jesus
Afloscow
Finnish Embassy. Other Sources Stated That Gen. Budenny
Armour Workers May Have Voice In Control Of Plant
Packing house employees across multiple cities including Fort Worth Kansas City Rap Sioux City and Omaha gathered in rain swept mass meetings to decide on continuing work pending strike rate talks. Union leaders urged restraint while warning of possible action if demands are unmet. Wage reductions were delayed to April 11 in St Louis and St Joseph due to state notice requirements.
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Page Gnement
Packing House
Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas City
Rap
Sioux City
Iac
Omaha
St. Louis
St. Joseph
GC. K. Urquhart
Sterling and Marguerite Vaudeville Pair Member Dies
Mrs Babe Sterling of the vaudeville team Sterling and Marguerite died in Gilesburg Illinois at a hotel yesterday from a complication of diseases. Her home is Long Beach California. Her husband from Carlile Illinois fell ill after she performed a week ago and is now recovering. Army nominations including captain bids approved by Senate after debate in Washington today.
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Associated Press
Gilesburg
Ill
Babe Sterling
Sterling
Marguerite
Washington, DB. C
Wilson
Senate
Telegraph Briefs Wide World News Snapshots
Five dead two missing and many injured in a furniture store fire. Bodies of 1,680 soldiers killed in France arrived in New York. Berlin drafts law dissolving civilian guards with Bavaria opposing. Alaska begins wood pulp production at a 20 ton daily plant. Queen Marie of Romania plans a U S visit. Upper Silesia balloting outcome optimism stated. Navy estimates hint at reduced costs. Former Senator Burton and two Nonpartisan league organizers tarred and feathered in Great Bend Kansas. George W Hataman set new tailspin record with 28 revolutions nose first.
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Associated Press
Richmond
New York
France
Berlin
Federal Council
Bavaria
Washington
D. C
Alaska
Athens
Queen Marie of Bon- Maria
United States
Upper Silesia
London
Great Bend
Kan
U. S
J. R. Burton
Nonpartisan League
Dublin Prison Hangings Stir City as 20000 Pray Outside
Dublin witnesses the execution of six men at Mountjoy Prison for involvement in killing British intelligence officers. A vast crowd, estimated at 20000, filled streets and halted city work as priests led prayers and an improvised altar appeared near the doors. A soldier watched from a rooftop crowd control post, and two of the men faced charges tied to the Dublin assassinations in November.
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Associated Prean
Dublin
3Six
Ars
Crown Forces
Ireland
M Tot Joy
Patrick Moran
Tiomas Whelan
Whelan
United States
Frank Fieed
Lernard Ryan
Thomas Bryan
Patrick Doyle
Here
Financial experts tackling revenue problem
Washington March 31. A 14 point financial program for the Harding administration will be prepared at conferences starting today at the Capitol. Republican leaders inspect tariff and revenue legislation, emergency tariff bill, tax revisions to curb excess profits, and later permanent tariff changes. The plan aims for prompt action with caucus unity if approved by Harding.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Capitol
Senate Committee
House Says and Means
Representative Good
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury Mellon
House
Senate
Wilson
Iit
Penrose
Professor Capps Resigns as American Minister to Greece
Athens reports Edward Capps, American Minister to Greece, has retired and turned the legation over to Barton Hall, with Hall serving as charge d affaires until a successor arrives. Capps, a Princeton Greek professor, is popular in Athens and may return to the United States within a month. His resignation spurs Greek royalists to see a step toward recognizing King Constantine by the new U S administration.
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Associated Press
Athens
Edward Capps
Greece
Legation
Barton Hall
Capps
Cangs
Constantine
United States
Princeton University
America
Wage Cut Goes With Full Time Schedule
Chicopee Massachusetts March 14 The Fisk Rubber company resumes full time operation from a three day week and implements a ten percent wage cut on day and piecework. About 1 800 employees are affected as higher overhead costs under the shortened schedule prompted the change.
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Associated Press
Chicopee
Mass
Fisk. Rubber Company
Joint drainage district formed to fix Logan Avenue Road
At a joint Black Hawk Bremer counties meeting the boards authorized a survey for Drainage District No. 13 to improve Logan Avenue Road. The project aims to address poor drainage and winter and wet-weather travel conditions. The district will cover parts of Bennington North Vernon in Black Hawk and Maxfield Jefferson in Bremer counties.
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Boards of Supervisors
Black Hawk
Bremer
WD. Johnston
Black Hawk County
Logan Avenue
Black Balk
Voice of the People
Bennington
North Vernon
Maxfield
Jefferson
Bremer County
Princess Anastasia Eating Solid Foods
Princess Anastasia wife of Prince Christopher recovers from a serious operation and begins solid foods. The Greek and Roumanian royal households report daily visits by Queen Sophie, Queen Marie, and Crown Prince George as allied ministers have not yet called on Queen Marie.
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Associated Press
Athens
Anastasia
Christopher
Sophie
Greece
Queen Marie
Roumania
Elizabeth
Prince George
Marie
Nominations and Senate Action on Treasury Posts
Washington March 14 The president sent nominations for four year terms to the War Finance Corporation director Eugene Meyer Jr New York and postmaster Correne D Vargas at Guaymas Porto Rico The Senate confirmed Elliott W Wadsworth Massachusetts as assistant secretary of the treasury
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Eugene Meyer, Jr
New York
Finnance Corboration
Correne D. Vargas
Guaymas
Porto Rico
Eliott W. Wadsworth
Massachusetts
the Treasury
Government offers reward for lynchers in Woodford jail lynching
Gov Edwina P Morrow announced a $500 reward for the arrest and conviction of each mob member involved in the Woodford county jail lynching of Richard James a Negro. He also removed jailer John H Edgar from office by proclamation.
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Associated Press
Frankfort, &C
Edwina P. Morrow
Woodford County
Richard James
John H. Edgar
Traveler for Des Moines House Killed
G S Ackerman traveling representative of Sheuwerman Brothers suit and cloak house Des Moines Ia died here this morning from injuries sustained when Francisco Sanchez a Mexican stabbed him Sunday afternoon.
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Associated Press
Twin Falls
Maho
G. S. Ackerman
Sheuwerman Brothers, Suit and Cloak House
Des Moines
Francisco Sanchez
Germany Appeals to League on Penalties
Berlin March 14 The government sent a note to the League of Nations secretariat protesting the penalties enforced by the Entente for Germany not fulfilling reparations obligations.
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Germany
Associated Press
Berlin
The
League of Nations
Entente
Recovery of $200000 Loot From Toledo Mailbag Heist
Postal inspectors announce recovery of $200000 in bonds from the Toledo post office robbery of February 17. More than $145000 found in New York City, $27000 in Detroit, and $14000 in Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Toledo
New York City
Detroit
Philadelphia
Five Heavy Tractors Leased for Road Work
The county board procured five tractors with operators for road maintenance next season. Leased at 3.50 to 4.50 per hour, they join six existing tractor gangs for continuous heavy work when weather allows. Costs charged to the highway maintenance fund.
City in brief fires and social notes from local area
Local blotter reports a seven year old boy Richard Doyen ill with scarlet fever at 2277 Webster Street. Car collisions on Wallington Street with no injuries. B H Wanamaker visiting relatives in Fountain Michigan for the Olden wedding anniversary. Fire alarm due to a chimney at 426 Argyle Street. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hutton visiting in Egan South Dakota. Zedele symphony quintet entertained at East High Auditorium. Carl White sells Poal room on Commercial Street to J. C. Smith after four years. Nellie McMowan leaves Saturday for Cedar Rapids and southern Iowa visit. Chris Madsen in Waterloo not the federal court bootlegging defendant. another Chris Madsen lives in Cedar Falls. Rev H C Boyd reports daughter Marguerite missing since Friday morning. Sneak thief fails to steal Mrs Elizabeth Miller handbag on First Street East. police notified.
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Argyle Street
W.E. Hutton
Egan
S. D
Carl White
Commercial Street
J. C. Smith
White
Nellie McMowan
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Chris Madsen
Franklin Street
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Rev
H.C. Boyd
Bates Street
Hurch
Marguerite
East High
Jieft
Elizabeth Miller
Miller
First Street
Light turnout in West district school board vote
About 225 people voted by 1 p m in the West district school board election, roughly equal gender split, with turnout seen as light compared with the 700 voters last time. The 10 mill tax for upkeep is misunderstood, many fearing new construction. seven candidates vie for two seats, while East district shows low interest with 149 votes by 2 pm and a female voter majority.
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J. B. Dempster
J. L. Marquis
Altho
West
B.F .Swisher
Burton B. Wilson
Mr. Swisher
Mr. Wilson
Ire W. Blough
Glenn Bown
John F. Dietzlang
J. A. Brancis
Josephine Marquis
IH. E. Colby
The
J. E. Bragdon
Alice G. Wykoff
J. L. Marnais
John R. Anders
East
Boy Scout Official Addresses Rotary Club
John H. Piper, regional scout executive of the Boy Scouts of America, spoke to the Rotary club at Black’s tearoom about the growth and aspirations of the boy scout movement. Waterloo realtors discussed the legislature’s refusal to pass a realtor licensing law at their noon luncheon, with advertising on the program.
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John H. Piper
Kansas City
Boy Scouts of
Ameri
Rotary Club
Black's
Boy Scout
Waterloo Realtors
Kentucky Officer On Way To Take Prisoner Back
A telegram from Owensboro Ohio chief requests extradition for Iva Davis, colored, held on murder charges. An officer is en route to Waterloo to secure the prisoner. Also lists marriage licenses for Eb J Claussen and Inez Susdorf, Y B Shiinglaw and Elizabeth Eberherdt.
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Kentucky
C. C. Haynes
Owensboro
Sky
Iva Davis
Waterloo
Lichnses
EB. J. Claussen
Davenport
Inez Susdorf
Fort Dodge
Y. B. Shiinglaw
Gear Rapide
Elizabeth Eberherdt
Ale CS Oe
Reformers and producers map plan to trim movie content
A New York meeting led by William A Brady and Dr Wilbur H Crafts aims to remove objectionable material from films. Proposed moves include voluntary censorship, consumer boycotts via women’s clubs, contracts with theater owners, and arbitration boards with officials from the M C A and police.
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United Press
New York
Ces
National Association of the Motion Picture Industry
William A. Brady
Wilbur H. Crafts
Churen
National Association
Ben Hampton
Crafts
International Reform Bureau
Dr. Crafts
Children’s Courts
Shipping Board Head Narrowed to Two Men
Washington dispatch reports President Harding has narrowed the chairmanship candidates to James A. Farrell of United States Steel and R A C Smith. A Ward Line official, Frank C Munson of Munson Steamship, said after a White House conference today in New York.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Shipping Board
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
R.A. C. Smith
New York
Ward Line
Frank C. Munson
Munson Steamship Line
White House
Peddicord Pleads Not Guilty in Boies Court Case
W J Peddicord pleaded not guilty before Judge Boies in a Waterloo Iowa criminal court session. He faced an indictment for larceny by embezzlement of 15198.50 from the Union Mill Co on November 8 1920 while serving as secretary and general manager. He resigned last November after irregularities were revealed and attorney Rath Lee was arraigned on liquor nuisance charges. Bonds were set to restrain illegal disposal in three other cases against Chris Madsen John Tiandjis and Tarry Angles.
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Peddicords
Rath Lee
Ilegal
Chris Madsen
John Tiandjis
Tarry Angles
45 Year Romance Ends In Forbidden Marriage Bid
Council Bluffs Iowa March 14 A 65 year old bachelor farmer J C Gibbs plans to marry Myrtie Sanderson from Ceylon India after a 45 year romance. Gibbs has sold livestock and will travel to San Francisco to meet his bride arrival expected this month. Sandersons father once a Manitowoc minister opposed the match urging her to become a missionary.
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Council Bluffs
J. C. Gibbs
Myrtie Sanderson
Ceylon
India
Manitowoc
Wis
Florence
Neb
Agso
Nebraska
Gibbs
Rev. G. ©. Sander
Los Angeles
San Franisco
Binghamton Papers to Publish Under Open Shop
Binghamton New York March 14 publishers of daily newspapers plan to resume regular editions tomorrow under open shop conditions after nearly a week of a printers strike. Pickets lined the plants as labor leaders urged action and a Chamber of Commerce meeting was called to discuss the impact on retail advertising.
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Associated Press
Binghamton
N. Y
Chamber of Commerce
New Weed Law Is Before Assembly
Compulsory eradication of unlawful weeds is provided in a measure before the Iowa legislature. The present law prohibits growth of such weeds but broad interpretation and lack of enforcement have hampered control. Milkweed ragweed mustard foxtail aster wild morning glory Indian hemp smartweed and pigeon weed are among unlawful plants. The horticultural department of Iowa State College estimates $25,000,000 annual loss to Iowa crops from unlawful weeds and notes about 250 kinds are classed as harmful. Several eradication methods are urged, including field cultivation weed cutting underground and chemical treatment.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Horticultural Department
Iowa State College
Wealthy Shenandoah farmer A A Mitchell missing
Shenandoah Iowa March 14 A A Mitchell wealthy farmer has been missing from his home since March 1 relatives said today No hint to his whereabouts comes as three weeks earlier fires of incendiary origin destroyed three barns and 36 head of cattle on Mitchells farms while he was away on Nebraska business Friends say the shock left him changed and he vanished without a trace on March 1
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Tnited
Shenandoah
A. A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Nebraska
Romé
Train derailment at Agnew injures two
Five Pullmans dining car baggage car and engine of the Chicago and Northwestern Overland limited No 2 derailed at a crossing in Agnew Illinois about 608 this morning none of the passengers were thrown from a berth Conductor John Lewis and a baggageman were slightly injured the baggageman bruised when thrown against a dynamo in the baggage car only the engine and the observation car remained on the rails
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Agnew
Ill
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
John Lewis
Mexican labor urged to join Panama protest in Washington
The Guatemalan confederation asked the Mexican Federation of Labor to join Latin American labor bodies in protesting U S military involvement in the Panama Costa Rica dispute. Mexican officials have not acted on the request.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mex
Mexican Federation of Labor
Guatemalan Confederation
Washington
United States
Panama
Costa Rica
Oskaloosa Girl 19 Died In Bridge Plunge
Miss Blanche Howard, 19, daughter of Arthur Howard, was killed when an automobile plunged off a bridge near Lacey north of Oskaloosa Iowa. The lights on the machine went out and caused the accident while going downhill.
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Associated Press
Oskaloosa
Blanche Howard
Arthur Howard
Lacey
Here
Sweet bill to unify soldiers relief pushed by White House
Washington report says Representative Sweet and Senator Cummins won Harding support for a consolidated soldiers relief bill. The plan creates 14 regional offices, allows postmasters to collect insurance premiums, and aims to streamline benefits for veterans including compensation hospital care and vocational education. Col. Galbraith of the American Legion backs the measure as a single entry to obtain all relief.
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Washington News
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Sweet
Jowa
Congress
Cummins
Harding
Iowa
White House
Mr. Sweet
American Legion
FE. W. Galbraith
Legion
Cummins and
Col
V Galbraith
Dirac- Ang
Faye
Washington
House
Soldier’ Relief
The
Col. Galbraith
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Health Boosts
A vintage ad touts Dr F M Edwards Olive Tablets as a 17 year remedy for women with bowel and liver complaints. Using olive colored tablets made from vegetable ingredients, it promises to normalize action and flush waste, claiming benefits for pale complexions, headaches, and listlessness in men and women. Several lines urge nightly use at 30 cents a bottle.
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F. M. Edwarts
Dr. Edwards
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Treasury
Prof. Capps
Loghnave
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Solid Foods
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Des _ Moines
Richard Doyen
Webster Street
Otis Mentz
R.& Howe
Wallington Street
B.H. Wanamaker
Fountain, Mich
Reformers
Producers’ Association
Peddigord
Boies
Union Mill Co
Stern
Binghamton, N. Y
U.S
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